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Beaulieu Park Station in Chelmsford, operated by Greater Anglia, is set to open earlier than expected.

Braintree families are asked to donate school uniforms to be distributed at a free event at the Carousel Family Hub.

He said that the experience was 'surreal'

Donald Trump marked his six-month anniversary in office by pushing a series of late-night attacks and artificial intelligence images and videos to his social media.

The five-time Grand Slam winner is ready to move out of the luxury home - which boasts an indoor bowling alley and gorgeous sea views - after 13 years.

Chipmaker halts updates and support, urges users to migrate immediately

Intel has abruptly killed off Clear Linux OS, ending Chipzilla's decade-long adventure in this part of the Linux world.…

Lawyer Phillip Millar and California marketing executive Camille Moore, stars of popular The Art of the Brand podcast, believe the launch has been one of the worst they have ever seen.

Videos have shown the reality of visiting one of the world's most idealised holiday destinations - with an 'overflow' of tourists piling together to catch a glimpse of the evening sun on Santorini, Greece.

A US-based doctor has claimed a simple diet hack before bed can help you sleep at night.

Matcha lovers are in for a treat as German discount supermarket Aldi is set to release its very own version of the famous green tea powder.

Lee Brown, 50, from Sheffield, was diagnosed in 2016 with gastrointestinal stromal tumour (GIST), a rare type of cancer that develops in the digestive system.

Molly-Mae Hague has shared her candid complaints about a recent £86,000 motorhome holiday - after Tommy Fury said their daughter Bambi shouldn't be spoilt with five star trips.

A clip, posted on Instagram by horse rider Laura Robson, showed a blue Skoda Fabia drive past her and a friend on another horse in front.

This month has seen the MMA fighter embroiled in more controversy after being accused of cheating on Dee as well as sending nude pictures to rapper Azealia Banks.

A resurfaced video sees expert Duncan Campbell assess a Kashmiri begging bowl on the BBC show.

Peter Connelly inflated turnover and claimed second payment when only entitled to one

Sad news for the three people who fondly remember the soundtracks to turn-of-the-millennium Tomb Raider – their composer, Peter Connelly, has been sentenced to 16 months behind bars for COVID-19 loan fraud.…

There arewere long delays in the area with a collision reported

People gathered around the building site of the three-storey South Lakes Islamic Centre in Furness, Cumbria, on Saturday.

Scientists say they have discovered a mysterious new structure lurking inside every human cell.

Microsoft has released emergency security updates for two actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in SharePoint, tracked as CVE-2025-53770 and CVE-2025-53771, that have compromised servers worldwide in what researchers call "ToolShell" attacks. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency warned over the weekend that hackers were exploiting the vulnerabilities to gain remote code execution on on-premises SharePoint installations, while Microsoft has not yet provided patches for all affected versions. The vulnerabilities allow hackers to steal private digital keys from SharePoint servers without requiring credentials, enabling them to plant malware and access stored files and data. Eye Security, which first identified the attacks on Saturday, found dozens of actively exploited servers and warned that SharePoint's integration with Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive could enable further network compromise. Researcher Silas Cutler at cybersecurity firm Censys estimated more than 10,000 companies with SharePoint servers were at risk, with the largest concentrations in the United States, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and Canada. Microsoft released patches for SharePoint 2019 and Subscription Edition but is still working on fixes for SharePoint Server 2016. Administrators must install available updates immediately and rotate machine keys to prevent re-compromise, according to Microsoft's security guidance.

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